Kami's Quest

We had a very fun experience with "Kami's Quest"! The adventure was surprisingly wholesome and left our whole group feeling great. Highly recommend for a feel-good challenge!

I don't remember the specific date we played or the time we used to escape. But I do remember the story (somehow). It's very touching and Japanese-style if you finish off everything and understand it afterwards. I love how the room was set and the lottery/tarot box they got back there.

This is a very story-driven room rather than a traditional puzzle-heavy escape room, and I absolutely loved the narrative. Every puzzle is designed around the story, making each step feel like you're uncovering more of it. Highly recommended. The set design is beautiful, with great attention to detail, and the mechanisms are well crafted. The only small downside is that a couple of clues were handwritten, which slightly broke immersion — hopefully something that can be improved.

I’ve done quite a lot of escape rooms over the past few years, and I recently tried Kami’s Quest. A couple things really stood out compared to more traditional rooms. First, it’s very story-driven — you solve puzzles as the story unfolds, which I thought was really fun and different. Second, the puzzles mix in some tech elements, and those parts felt pretty clever. Overall, I didn’t find the difficulty very high. Maybe two or three puzzles needed real logical thinking, but the rest were fairly straightforward. Still, it was a nice experience. I’m not sure what other escape room regulars might think, but personally I feel like this game is probably best for beginners.

Incredibly low quality set and themeing. Most of the clues consist of laminated paper and cardboard. Glaring typoes, audio cut out, names pronounced wrong in the voiceovers The weird toilet elements are absolutely a way to shoehorn a literal old toilet closet into some semblance of an escape room with minimal effort The audacity to charge 40$ for this experience is honestly crazy and I have nothing but "regerts" not looking up reviews first, don't waste your time and money on this

Felt more of an interactive story than an escape room. There were maybe two thinking puzzles out of all the tasks you were expected to do, the rest was following instructions of a voiceover. The story was nice at least. This is a very very small room too so maybe 2-3 people max Also confused about the choice to have clues just be permanent marker directions scrawled onto some props. Felt like it really cheapened the room as it didn’t seem to be on theme. The company is expanding but I wish they’d put some more polish into their current experiences instead. This room is very rough around the edges. I’d feel sad if this was anyone’s first escape room experience.

Maybe it was just us but the room was very easy, virtually no challenge at all. The room itself was very small, so everything felt cramped and less interactive than it could've been.